The
museum
complex
consists
of
six
buildings:
the
Schempp
House,
Carriage
House,
Lutz
Steam
Car,
the
Historical
Center
Building,
the
Print
Shop
and
the
Hocking
Valley
Railroad
Telegraph
Office.
|
The
Columbus
Washboard
Company
has
been
making
washboards
since
1895
and
is
the
only
manufacturer
still
operating
in
the
United
States
of
America
today.
|
Built
in
1831
and
nestled
in
a
historic
neighborhood,
the
Bowen
House is a
nonprofit community center for the cultural arts and special
events. It regularly offers art exhibits, literary evenings and
musical events.
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Downtown
Tour
Hilltop Tour
Main Street
Block by Block
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The Hocking Hills Tourism
Association is the official Visitor Bureau for the Hocking
Hills. The Welcome Center in Logan is open 7 days a week and
travel counselors are available to assist planning the perfect Hocking
Hills vacation. Visit our web site for everything you need to
plan your visit, order the Official Hocking Hills Visitor Guide, and
subscribe to the e-newsletter: The
Hills Are Alive. Travel counselors are also available for
personal service by calling 1-800-HOCKING.
